Adama Traore
Adama Traore is a professional footballer from Spain, known for his incredible speed, strength, and dribbling skills. Born on January 25, 1996, in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, he began his career in the youth ranks of FC Barcelona before moving to Aston Villa. Traore has played for several clubs, including Middlesbrough and Wolverhampton Wanderers, showcasing his versatility as a winger. In addition to his club career, he has represented the Spanish national team at various youth levels. Recently, Traore made headlines for his assist in a match against Nottingham Forest, where his cross was headed in by Emile Smith Rowe, helping Fulham secure a 2-1 victory.
Born on Jan 25, 1996 (29 years old)
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Burkina Faso:
Adama Traoré, the promoter of the clinic, indicated that his establishment aims to provide concrete solutions to dermatological suffering.
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Turkey:
Adama Traore is featured in the top 10 goals of the UEFA Europa League.
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Hungary:
Adama Traoré brought speed and a bit more danger to the field.
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Hungary:
Adama Traoré was flagged for offside before a potential goal.
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Burkina Faso:
Adama Traoré, a trainee, expressed gratitude for the educational nature of the training and its impact on their vision of patriotism.
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United Kingdom:
Adama Traoré was a prominent player for Fulham, making significant runs during the match.
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Romania:
Adama Traore is noted as another Muslim player who has observed Ramadan before.
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Kazakhstan:
Adama Traore is a winger for Fulham and has Spanish-Malian heritage.
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Egypt:
Adama Traoré is mentioned as a Muslim player who may participate in matches during Ramadan.
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Iceland:
Adama Traoré provided a good through ball for Rodrigo Muniz's goal.
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